

Everyone who did not go to vote, accepted and is ok with him. I think voting in a way that makes your vote not count is a better statement. If majority of non-voters are really against it, you would see it if 20+% would vote but in a way it doesn’t count. For non-voters, i assume they voted for the winner. Nothing else makes sense for me. Also it still showed that more cared for him vs people caring for someone else.
In my you clearly agree with who wins. My point was that if you disagree with all, you go vote but in a way it is registered as “mistake/error/wrong” vote. That way you don’t vote for one, as you don’t like any and your vote still gets counted. No one can tell anyone that if a big percentage voted “wrong/erroneous” that all those were not able to vote. That does not happen, only if (at least the majority) did show with this that they did not want to vote for anyone. They wanted to vote and therefor gave their vote, but in a way it gets counted without giving the vote to anyone. If you stay away from voting, you are ok with whoever wins. Either way it’s already something wrong if you have to think about this situation.